Shirley Temple was born on April 23, 1928, in Santa Monica, California. At three years of age, she began taking dance lessons. At 5, in 1934, she attained fame with a featured role in Stand Up and Cheer. From 1936-38, Temple earned more than any other Hollywood star, starring in films that offered an hour and a half of optimism at the height of the Depression. Though she retired from acting at the age of 22, her career featured many memorable performances. When she was 39, Shirley Temple Black was named to serve as a US representative the United Nations. The sad news that Shirley Temple Black passed away on Feb, 10, 2014 at the age of 85. Many fans are still reminiscing about her iconic work.
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Shirley Temple- Child Star never fallen down
Shirley Temple was one of America's first child stars, bringing innocence and energy to the silver screen in a time of deep economic depression.
Goodbye Shirley Temple, live version of the cartoon doll
Shirley Temple: live-action version of the cartoon doll sad story. She was our generation's childhood, though when she had old.
Shirley Temple's Cinderella Frock- Dress up like here
America's most famous Shirley Temple, former U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was affectionately known as "Miss Miracle", is recognized worldwide as the "public lovers."
Shirley Temple's 10 Most Memorable Quotes
Here are 10 quotes that encapsulate the ever-outspoken Ms Temple at her best: a wise, wicked, clever and articulate woman.
10 Things you didn't know about Shirley Temple Black
Here's a look at the life of Shirley Temple- 10 interesting things you never have know.
Which famous star has Shirley Temple cooperated with?
For example, Shirley Temple’s 1942 film, "Miss Annie Rooney," included her first on-screen kiss, bestowed by another maturing child star, Dickie Moore.
Review of the most successful Child Actor- Shirley Temple
Shirley Temple, who died on Monday at the age of 85, was a child star of another time.
First Watch: Shirley Temple the diplomat, Tonight's State Dinner, Obamacare delay
The former child actress became involved in international politics as a UN delegate and an ambassador under Presidents Ford and Bush.
Shirley Temple: How She Would Stack Up in Today's Hollywood
Shirley Temple, who died on Monday at the age of 85, was a child star of another time. But what if she were a child star today?
Good Bye Angel: Hollywood stars mourn for Shirley Temple
The death of legendary American child actress Shirley Temple is sentimental news to the fans all over the world.
Shirley Temple Black's Family Thanks Her Fans
It's been a difficult week for Shirley Temple Black's family, but even as they grieve the star's death, they've felt consoled by the millions of fans.
Shirley Temple: 7 Memorable Movie Roles (Video)
The enchanting singing-and-dancing child star died Monday night of natural causes at her Woodside, Calif., home, surrounded by her family and caregivers.
Shirley Temple was the most amazing child star in the history of Hollywood. As an adult, she served the US as a diplomat and served posts as appointed, by 3 different presidents. And she received an Oscar in 2005 for her lifetime achievement in film. She was adorable as a kid, forever truly talented and can continue on for all of us as a terrific role model. Could she be yours?
Let’s take a minute today and pray for all girls and their dreams — whether you want to to be an ambassador, a president of a corporation or a film star, may Shirley Temple’s example inspire us all!
Name: Marcy & Clark
Location: Memphis,TN
Shirley Temple will always be an angel in my heart, and I will never forget the time my whole family sat on the couch watching her dance and sing..
Posted on: Friday - Feb 14, 2014
Name: Donna Delahunty
Shirley Temple was one of my childhood idols. Over the years I must have watched her movies a zillion times. The first song I ever taught our son to sing at a young age was "On the Good Ship Lollipop". Rest in peace!
Posted on: Tuesday - Feb 11, 2014
